Stein's Way :: Bibliothekskatalog abk

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Publicado no:	Art in America 100(2012)2 = Febr., S. 88-91
Autor principal:	Duncan, Michael (VerfasserIn)
Formato:	Artigo
Idioma:	German
Publicado em:	2012
Assuntos:	Aufsatz
Exemplares Relacionados:	In: Art in America

Painterly Pop : "Hand-Painted Pop" reexamines the transition from Abstract Expressionism to Pop art and focuses on the surprising residue of expressive, gestural brushwork in early Pop
Por: Duncan, Michael
Publicado em: (1993)

Homage to a Phantom Avant-Garde : the Situationist international
Por: Phillips, Christopher
Publicado em: (1989)

The Way We Were, The Way We Are : China's most outspoken artist reflects on the ongoing struggle for expressive freedom in the People's Repulbic ; an Interview with Ai Weiwei
Por: Vine, Richard, et al.
Publicado em: (2008)

How German is it? : a landmark exhibition of art in East and West Germany from the end of WWII to the fall of the Wall offers a fresh perspective on points of difference, and unity, between former Cold War antagonists.
Por: Duncan, Michael
Publicado em: (2009)

Van Dyck: The Suject Transfigured : two recent exhibitions revealed the surprising variety and scope of van Dyck's oeuvre
Por: Cotter, Holland
Publicado em: (1991)

The Painting Undone : a retrospctive look at the French "Supports/Surfaces" group revealed painting stripped to its basic elements
Por: Rubinstein, Meyer Raphael
Publicado em: (1991)

Munich's Design for Living : a current surve of Art Nouveau in Munich - the movement kown as Jugenstil - reveals its esthetic to be expressive, idiosyncratic
Por: Makela, Maria
Publicado em: (1989)

The Art of the Tropical : David Hammons's installations combine avant-garde strategies, politics and themes from black culture
Por: Princenthal, Nancy
Publicado em: (1991)

House Proud : Untroubled by distinctions between architecture, furniture design, painting and sculpture, Jorge Pardo makes free with exhibition design as well in a traveling survey
Por: Ratcliff, Carter
Publicado em: (2008)

An Art of Protest and Despair : a traveling show examines American social painting of the '30s
Por: Gambrell, Jamey
Publicado em: (1983)

the Human Theater of Gilbert & George : combining photoconecptualist strategies and mannered self-disclosure, Gilbert & George have made increasingly monumental work - with no concession to decorum.
Por: Duncan, Michael
Publicado em: (2008)

Solano: Nature and Iron : working with a minimalist vocabulary and industrial materilas, this Spanish sculptor has produced a formal language that is surprisingly sensuous and evocative
Por: Bradley, Kim
Publicado em: (1993)

Through the looking glass : a Guide to japan's contemporary art world
Por: Koplos, Janet
Publicado em: (1989)

Diffrence in America : a traveling exhibition addresses the question of the relationship between representation and sexual difference
Por: Smith, Paul
Publicado em: (1985)

Canon Busting : Trough sheer edification and some real surprises, 10 "Pacific Standard Time" shows boost our knowledge of hitherto marginalized artists
Por: Ducan, Michael
Publicado em: (2012)

Secret lives of Objects : a current museum survey shows Dutch artist Mark Manders working at the top of his game, producing sculptures and installations that are elusive in terms of meaning as well as materials
Por: Koplos, Janet
Publicado em: (2012)

Domesticated Nightmares : a recent Whitney show revealed that 50s braze-and-weld sculpture both emulated and tamed the expressive spontaneity of Action Painting
Por: Ratcliff, Carter
Publicado em: (1985)

Rockets and Refrigerators : Japanese art scene reveals an increasing numer of large-scale works and elaborate installations
Por: Koplos, Janet
Publicado em: (1993)

Think and Shoot : a current museum survey examines the fertile if antiheroic role photography played for conceptual artists of the 1960s and '70s
Por: Heiferman, Marvin
Publicado em: (2012)

Inside the Harlem Renaissance : a leading illustrator for the New Negro Movement in the 1920s, Aaron Douglas is the focus of a traveling exhibition now at New York's Schomburg Center
Por: Maine, Stephen
Publicado em: (2008)

Art for everyday living : Survival Dome
Por: Holmes, Doloris
Publicado em: (1970)

Alfred Kubin : decadence and beyond : an exhibition surveyed this Austrian artist's oeuvre
Por: Adams, Brooks
Publicado em: (1983)

The Other Raoul Dufy : a recent retrospective in London revealed Raol Dufy as more than just a chronicler of regattas and racetracks by emphasizing the bleaker side of his paintings as well as his often overlooked works in ceramics and textile design.
Por: McEwen, John
Publicado em: (1984)

Handforth's Fallen Angels : Mark Handforth's heterogeneous sculpture coalesced in an installation with thematic intimations of lost paradise
Por: Feinstein, Roni
Publicado em: (2008)

Permutations in Steel : Walter de Maria plays off spare physical presence against intimations of infinity
Por: Johnson, Ken
Publicado em: (1989)

Living on the border : San Diego
Por: Joselit, David
Publicado em: (1989)

The Master in Spite of Himself : Seen in bulk in a recent retrospective, Soutine's work turned out to be full of surprises - although brilliant resolution wasn't one of them. But in still life and portraiture at least, Soutine is the quintessential modern master - not in spite of his formal weaknesses, but because of them
Por: Indiana, Gary
Publicado em: (1984)

Histories of the Tribal and the Modern : primitive culture in various and often contrary ways
Por: Clifford, James
Publicado em: (1985)

Color Close-Ups : Chuck Close's recent color portraits, mainly of artist-friends, have a distinctly new look, one that emphasizes emotional intensity
Por: Finch, Christopher
Publicado em: (1989)

Mondrian in Disneyland : Sixt-six years old, driven from Paris by impending war, and living alone in a minuscule London flat, Mondrian sent his brother Carel a series of whimsical postcards and letters
Por: Hoek, Els
Publicado em: (1989)

Ruins and Rebellion : Using fragments of statuary on an archeological setting, Anne and Patrick Poirier recently depicted the mythological defeat of the Giants who revolted against Olympus. Their new installtation both celebrates the triumph of order over anarchy and reveals a profound uneasiness about the future
Por: Gintz, Claude
Publicado em: (1984)

Modernity and the City : a new pavilion and a huge exhibition on the 20s at Montreals's Musée des Beaux-Arts highlights the expansive mood of the city's art world.
Por: Vetrocq, Marcia E.
Publicado em: (1991)

Slaying the Neo-Modern Dragon : MOMA's "Deconstructivist Architecture" went out of its way to avoid pro-modern sentiment
Por: Davis, Douglas
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China Envy : the debut of Cai Guo-Qiang's midacareer survey at the Guggenheim Museum in New York melded sheer spectacle with an incisive treatment of the artist's signature transcultural themes
Por: Vine, Richard
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Wölfli's Asylum Art : a Gesamtkunstwerk filled with absessive imagery and endless tales
Por: Temkin, Ann
Publicado em: (1989)

Perestroika Shock ; looks at Russian reaction to the bewildering issues noew facingartists in the U.S.S.R.
Por: Gambrell, Jame
Publicado em: (1989)

Mondo Longo : with "Arena Brains," a film of a night in the life of some SoHo denizens, Robert Londo makes a bid to reach a wider audience
Por: Lewis, Christopher
Publicado em: (1989)

Erasing Borders : The globalization of today's art scene presents Latin American artists with a galvanizing dilemma: to engage in a process of "de-Latinization" or retain signs of regional identity
Por: Sullivan, Edward J.
Publicado em: (2012)

Duane Hanson : in his reaction to the events of our day he has produced a tough new realism - a life-size art of protest and derision
Publicado em: (1970)

Is Richard Prince a Feminist?
Por: Squiers, Carol
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Stein's Way : a traveling survey provides an intimate look at how the Stein family lived with avant-garde art, and reveals a few surprises

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